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Posted On: 06/29/2018 12:50:03 PM
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Re: Coat Tail Rider #3825
Do you expect the treasure you think they will find to be on top of the ocean floor? If not, how does Seafarers plan to find it?
Thanks
Hint : It's an exploration permit
7 . I would like to comment on a recent e-mail of yours, in which you said Roger misrepresented the status of your 2014 permit. First of all you were issued an "exploration" permit, not a "discovery" permit. There are no "Dig and identify" permits according to 1A-31, only exploration and recovery ones. An exploration permit may be amended to test anomalies identified by remote sensing work. What Roger stated is exactly true. Secondly we do not issued permits for "treasure" and a "conversion" to a recovery permit is not guaranteed. As you acknowledge in your permit application, there is "no guarantee of being granted a renewal or new permit," and no promises have been made to you. Additionally, as I explained in my e-mail to you and Jim Sinclair contracts and permits are two different types of agreements that follow different terms, and what is stated in the news should not be assumed to be accurate.
https://www.scribd.com/doc/315053337/Email-Aug-27-15
As far as EXPL is concerned, we have TITLE to our find.
Thanks
Hint : It's an exploration permit
7 . I would like to comment on a recent e-mail of yours, in which you said Roger misrepresented the status of your 2014 permit. First of all you were issued an "exploration" permit, not a "discovery" permit. There are no "Dig and identify" permits according to 1A-31, only exploration and recovery ones. An exploration permit may be amended to test anomalies identified by remote sensing work. What Roger stated is exactly true. Secondly we do not issued permits for "treasure" and a "conversion" to a recovery permit is not guaranteed. As you acknowledge in your permit application, there is "no guarantee of being granted a renewal or new permit," and no promises have been made to you. Additionally, as I explained in my e-mail to you and Jim Sinclair contracts and permits are two different types of agreements that follow different terms, and what is stated in the news should not be assumed to be accurate.
https://www.scribd.com/doc/315053337/Email-Aug-27-15
As far as EXPL is concerned, we have TITLE to our find.
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